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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9777849" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Paizo bet for a different strategy about new classes. Maybe WotC dared to publish new classes with special mechanics in the last years of 5.24 Ed. when they hadn't to worry about these to be expansion-friendly.In 4e lots of spells or powers about moving and buffing were useful but too boring for storytelling. If WotC bets for &quot;better&quot; instead &quot;sooner&quot; then they should publish UA articles with &quot;experimental classes&quot; and allow players to playtest their own homemade version. A new class could be an updated mystery-user like shadowcaster, but mysteries for different elements, not only shadow but also others like fire, water, earth, air... and even wood and metal. A subclass could be about blood paraelemental. The difference would be the mysteries could be encounter powers. She would spend the mystery slots before than warlock but the reload also would be faster. It could be expansion-friendly because the mysteries could be used by the rest of spellcasters like standard spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9777849, member: 6802378"] Paizo bet for a different strategy about new classes. Maybe WotC dared to publish new classes with special mechanics in the last years of 5.24 Ed. when they hadn't to worry about these to be expansion-friendly. In 4e lots of spells or powers about moving and buffing were useful but too boring for storytelling. If WotC bets for "better" instead "sooner" then they should publish UA articles with "experimental classes" and allow players to playtest their own homemade version. A new class could be an updated mystery-user like shadowcaster, but mysteries for different elements, not only shadow but also others like fire, water, earth, air... and even wood and metal. A subclass could be about blood paraelemental. The difference would be the mysteries could be encounter powers. She would spend the mystery slots before than warlock but the reload also would be faster. It could be expansion-friendly because the mysteries could be used by the rest of spellcasters like standard spells. [/QUOTE]

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